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Rehabilitating Semi-Evergreen Vine Thicket At Mt Etna Caves NP With OGRES (Old Guys Restoring Ecosystems) – Rockhampton

Name: Rehabilitating Semi-Evergreen Vine Thicket At Mt Etna Caves NP With OGRES (Old Guys Restoring Ecosystems) – Rockhampton
Start: 2019-11-19T15:30:00+11:00
End: 2019-11-19T17:30:00+11:00
Location: FBA’s Flow Centre

November 19, 2019@3:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Free

Local volunteer group OGRES have been busy restoring endangered semi-evergreen vine thicket (SEVT) at Mount Etna National Park. With this project, and more than 20 years of experience planting local native species in CQ, under their belt, Steve Elson and John McCabe want to share their knowledge.

Come along to this free workshop and learn practical rehabilitation strategies for SEVT in central Queensland.

Learn:

History of the site and rehabilitation approaches
Site specific species selection
Planting methodology
Post-planting maintenance
Fire tolerance
Key project learnings

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Details

Date:: November 19, 2019
Time:: 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Cost:: Free
Event Category:: Workshops
Event Tags:: workshop eco systems

Organizer

: Fitzroy Basin Association
Phone:: 07 4999 2800
Email:: admin@fba.org.au
Website:: https://www.fba.org.au

Venue

FBA’s Flow Centre

80 East St
Rockhampton, Qld 4700 Australia + Google Map

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Rehabilitating Semi-Evergreen Vine Thicket At Mt Etna Caves NP With OGRES (Old Guys Restoring Ecosystems) – Rockhampton